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As the mismanagement of the Lime and Optimus Fund raises suspicions of lobbying for political relations, attention is being drawn to whether it will become a new handbook for the political world. Today (12), the opposition party plans to raise suspicions from the government affairs committee and the judicial committee, while the ruling party is expected to face the prosecution’s investigation. Reporter Kim Dae-geun reports. An Optimus Fund fraud case that caused enormous damage by using 1.2 trillion won of fund funds to take over bad bonds and prevent funds from coming back. Recently, internal documents were released indicating that the government and ruling party officials were involved in the operation of the fund and the proceeds, raising suspicions of lobbying for political relationships. In particular, it was controversial in the internal document that in May, former Attorney General Chae Dong-wook, then Optimus’s adviser, met with Gyeonggi Governor Lee Jae-myung and asked permission for the logistics complex business. In response, Governor Lee Jae-myeong actively denied that he had no inquiries or requests, but only met with acquaintances of the lawyers featured in the memo and spoke about various social issues. Although it was explained that this was a staff error, the lobbying suspicion was further amplified as suspicions of receiving support from an Optimus related company for the rental of a multifunction device were raised at the local office of the president of the Democratic Party, Lee Nak-yeon. Lime’s asset management, which caused more than 1 trillion won in damages, is another lynchpin of the alleged lobbying case. There is even an explosive comment that former Star Mobility chairman Kim Bong-hyun, a key figure in the case, gave 50 million won to former Blue House political director Kang Ki-jeong for lobbying purposes. . Former Chief Kang foreshadowed a legal response, saying it would be a failure for President Moon Jae-in and the current government beyond individuals. The Democratic Party shines when four passport politicians, including Rep. Dong-min Lee, who have already been targeted as the target of Kim’s lobbying allegations, have been summoned to the prosecution. It is an atmosphere of caution to reveal the party’s position by calling for a full investigation by the prosecution, but saying that there are many unconfirmed suspicions. However, the power of the people defined the two suspected cases of Lime and Optimus as representative corruption of the type of power. He noted that the investigation team did not even adequately inform Attorney General Yoon Seok-yeol even though the investigation team identified the suspicion early, noting that this is a typical insolvency investigation. In addition, to cover this, the government is raising the level of criticism, saying that the ruling party pushed to reform the prosecution service. Consequently, the two suspected cases are expected to emerge as a key issue in the government audit scheduled today (12). The Political Affairs Committee, which conducts an audit against the Financial Services Commission, adopted the representative of NH Investment & Securities as a witness in relation to the Optimus Fund, and has also called many officials from the financial industry, such as representatives of Daishin Securities, in relation to the Lime Fund. In addition, the Judicial Committee, where Justice Minister Chu Mi-ae appears, is expected to focus on complaints from insolvency investigations. As for the Lime Optimus Fund allegations, the names of the passport staff have already started to fluctuate for a long time. There is also a cautious prospect that this case will become a political passport trigger. YTN Kim Dae-geun[[email protected]]is.
